Culture
The New Right Finds a Home at the Intersection of Populism and Elitism
Rising stars of the new right publicly bash elites for being disconnected from 'real America' while privately maintaining exclusive social lives.
Antisemitism Is a Problem in Academia. Quitting Is Not the Solution.
Professors are in the position to help students mitigate what can be a cruel campus environment.
The Autocrats Strike Back?
A review of two new books from Gideon Rachman and Moisés Naím that explore the rise of illiberal leaders.
The Hobbesian World of ‘The Boys’
Amazon's superhero social satire advances an understanding of power Thomas Hobbes would find familiar.
Against the Extremism of the American Masculinity Debate
There is always a path to raising a boy to be his own version of a good man.
Things Mostly Happen Just Because
A review of the 2022 International Booker Prize-winning 'Tomb of Sand.'
‘The CCP Sees This Film as a Threat’
Chinese dissident Jimmy Lai's story gets told in a new film from the Acton Institute.
The Saudi Golf Tour Is Blatant ‘Sportswashing’
And those signing up to play are demonstrating their cynicism about human rights.
Understanding MIT’s Free Speech Crisis
What happened when the university canceled a lecture by an outspoken geophysicist who had criticized DEI practices.
Bambi, Before It Was a Kids’ Movie
The original novel is a poignant allegory of Jewish life in Europe in the early 20th century.
